Inside Detroit’s Bishop Mansion: Was It Really Sold for Just $400K?

The Bishop Mansion, Detroit’s largest private residence, has a history as grand as its 33,000-square-foot Tudor Revival architecture. Built between 1925 and 1928 in Palmer Woods, this 12-bedroom, 11-bathroom masterpiece was originally home to Detroit’s Catholic bishops, later owned by NBA star John Salley, and has seen countless restoration efforts, price fluctuations, and mysterious ownership changes.
But now, official records show something shocking-this estate sold for just $400,000 on October 28, 2024. How could a property of this scale, once listed for millions, sell for such a staggeringly low price? Something doesn’t add up.
In this video, we take a deep dive into:
🏰 The Bishop Mansion’s incredible history and architectural significance
💰 The puzzling $400K sale-could this price be real?
🔍 How real estate sale prices can be manipulated and why someone might report a lower number
🏢 Who is Tanglefish LLC? The mysterious company that now owns this historic property
This mansion’s next chapter remains unclear, but one thing’s for sure-this sale raises more questions than answers. Could the real sale price be much higher? Who really bought this home, and what are their plans?
💬 What do you think? Is this a hidden real estate deal, or did someone truly get Detroit’s biggest home for pennies on the dollar? Let me know in the comments!
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